Amber Santiago Novels & Stories

Chapter 169: Plaza of Echoes The morning sun cut through Santiago’s smog in brittle lines, slanting across the cracked cobblestones of Plaza de la Ciudadanía. Sophia stepped off the battered van with Amina at her side. Their packs were light, carrying only cloth fragments, chalk, and ink pens—the tools of a war Eris couldn’t digitize. Around them, the city hummed with an uneasy quiet. Streets were empty, save for a few brave pedestrians and uniformed drones hovering in lazy arcs above.

I just walked back to the lounge and found Damien talking to the Argentinian businessman. - Is everything all right? - He asked me as soon as I approached. - Yes, it is. - I accepted his hand and then let him wrap it around my waist. - Did you enjoy the decoration, Mr. - Santiago? - Very much like my city. I'm honored. - He smiled courteously. - Damien was telling me that he wants to visit Buenos Aires and that he likes tango. - He did? - I looked at him surprised that it was his business. - I really want to go to Buenos Aires, yes. I think the landscapes are beautiful and even with our soccer rivalry, I can't help but admire your country's culture.

Alana MADRID Capital of Spain. Where I grew up and lived. Return, disembark at Barajas airport to the sound of Mardy Boom by the Monkeys in my player, it brings me a feeling of homesickness, I remember the good times I had in this beautiful city, full of colors and flavors. I look around me, and I see people, some celebrating their arrival, others saying goodbye, and it reminds me of the day I left, and went to live in Brazil. At that moment, I really thought leaving was the solution, but it wasn't.

—Yes, wonderfully, Santiago is a great man. -Santiago? - Luciana asked in a whisper, when Irina was going to answer the two men arrived. —I think we can go now, Santi has arrived. — Said Saúl who at that moment looked from him to Luciana — Lu, meet my best friend Santiago O'Brien. — And then he turned to his friend — and I present to you Luciana Brown, Irina's best friend. — They both looked at each other surprised, Santiago couldn't help but look at her from top to bottom with her gaze.

David’s voice pulled Beanie back to reality. She recovered and explained. “Amber City is one of the eight most famous main cities of The Spirit Cage, while Sole is just a second-tier city. Although the two cities are in the same direction, it is still a bit far away. There are several first-tier cities between them and if you rush to Amber City from here, according to the speed of the carriage, it will take about three months to arrive if there are no accidents.”

"I tried calling you but your phone was switched off. I am sure that you must have charmed Carmen because she refused to give me your location." Philip smiled within him. Carmen was the only person that he could entrust a secret to and she would keep it away from everyone even from his mother. Even if that secret would cost her life, she knew better than to spill it. "She is my secretary, you didn't need to interrogate her about my whereabouts." "Tú eres mi Hijo. How could I not question her?" "What did you want to see me for?" "I called for a meeting today concerning the Safari company." She said. "It's time to take over."

Alexander bowing and scraping to Santiago to save New Chesire Group some cash, just to get out of paying the deposit and the profit share? What a laughable thought! "Mister Santiago Quain." In that instant, as Amber, arm-in-arm with Alexander, paused at the threshold of the banquet hall, she turned to face the haughty Santiago. She looked serene in comparison. "Do you mean what you said?" Oh? A gleam of triumph lit up Santiago's eyes, his smugness intensifying.

The Harbor District Cassian’s SUV stopped at the edge of the port. Towering cranes loomed overhead as cargo ships slowly docked along the massive terminals. Workers moved like ants across the enormous complex. Avelyn stepped out first. The humid air clung to her skin instantly. She looked across the harbor. “This place is enormous.” Lucas nodded. “Santos is the gateway to South America.” Tan stepped beside her. “Which means this could become the biggest battle yet.” Cassian joined them quietly. His eyes scanned the port with careful precision.

Amber retorted immediately Jake looked from one to the other as they argued over who he like or not while he was sitting right there with them, he shook his head and muttered “somethings never change” Then he spoke outlook for them to hear “Hey, am right here you know, you could just ask me who I liked back then” Ann was so fast to ask “Who" but Amber didn’t want to ask so she shouted “No" making the few people in the restaurant look her way including Petra. A sly smile appeared across her face when she saw Amber, she looked slightly confused to see two of her but quickly figured out they must ne twins. Picking up her phone she seems to type something and got up to leave.

the other brother steps forward at the mention of his name. "Where are you from, Amaris?" Zach asks as he slowly closes the distance between us, the other two flanking him. "Umm…" I say, biting my bottom lip. "I grew up in foster care," I mutter with a sad shrug. "So, I guess you could say that I'm kind of from everywhere and nowhere at the same time," I tell them, a pang of sadness hitting me when my brother's face flashes through my mind. I could tell them that I'm from Northport, but I'm not ready to answer why I'm not a part of their pack.